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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1949

Page

2

Arizona Officials Walk High Wire In Gaming Problem

Phoenix Aug 12 Capitol Corridor Gabfest reports wary state observers fear officials may drift toward endorsing open gambling while liquor code provisions bind antigambling aims. Nevada money influence and casino ties loom as Arizona debates revised gambling policy. New house desks, insurance rates, and racing permit hearings also surface.

Arizona Bob Brooks Capitol Corridor Nevada

Misleading Claims Stir Debate on Club Liquor Bills

The article notes misrepresentations during the last legislature about private clubs. It says claims that members would sign liquor checks at bars were false yet fueled opposition. It also mentions early speculation that gambling could become a major 1950 election issue in counties like Yuma, Maricopa, and Pima.

Yuma Maricopa Pima

Tax debates loom over valuations taxes and land sales

The summer debate shifts to election issues including valuations, inventory taxes and insurance company property taxes. The tax commission may tax railroads on some transactions, while transfer and leasing of state land await the land code test in Maricopa County. State land sales face disputes between Land Commissioner Williams and deputy Davis over large acreages deeded by friends.

Arizona Commission Industrial Committee Parke Gilbert State House of Representatives Pinal County A. L. Bartlett Tax Commission Warren Peterson Attorney General's Office Maricopa County O. C. Williams Wayne Davis Davis Ft. Huachuca National Guard FBI Civil Aeronautics Administration War Assets Administration

Knotts Promoted To New Sears Job

Willis V. Knotts of 916 East Elm Street a hardware stock merchandise manager at Tucson Sears Roebuck has been promoted to manager of a company store in Klamath Falls Oregon The transfer becomes effective Thursday Knotts 13 years with the company and came to Tucson in 1947 His wife and four children will move next week Paul Richey will assume Knotts duties in Tucson

Willis V. Knotts E. Elmst Tucson Sears Roebuck Klamath Falls Ore Knotts E. B. Carmack Decatur Ill Oregon Paul Richey Erin Bivd Carmack

Firemen Fund Drive Circus To Aid Local Sick and Death Program

Tucson firemen plan a Rogers Bros circus fund drive September 13 and 14 at West Congress grounds. Fifty percent of telephone sales goes to the local sick and death program. merchants tickets stay 10 percent for the fund. Children from benevolent institutions and veterans hospital patients will attend free.

Circus Tucson James Redman Rogers Bros. Circus United States Redman West Congress Street Circus Veterans Hospital Chamber of Commerce Tucson Merchants Association

Amphi Cafeteria Expands Lunch Service to Two More Schools

Amphitheater school cafeteria will serve 250 students at Helen Keeling and 200 at Wetmore elementary schools this year. Superintendent Paul Guitteau announced the district has equipped the former Marana army base cadet dining hall for transport and service. Lunches cost 25 cents, same as last year, with Leona Jenson as cafeteria manager.

Helen Keeling Wetmore School Paul Guitteau Keeling Wetmore Marana Army Air Base Guitteau Leona Jenson

Price List Fragments From A Store Ad At Pennington

A garbled sale page shows various values such as 10.98 12.98 14.98 16.98 19.98 and many other numbers for robes gabardine and rayon. The ad references Quilted and Plain items with discount values and lists a contact at 138 E. Pennington Dial 3-2132.

Deputy Hendricks Resigns Post in Pima County

Edward Hendricks resigned as Pima County deputy sheriff effective August 1 after serving from May 12, 1947. He had been filling in temporarily with the Pinal County sheriff's department since.

Edward Hendricks Pima County Hendricks Pinal County

George Hoffman Among 25 Reps at Kodak Training Seminar

George Hoffman of Tucson is among 25 retail photographic sales representatives from 13 states attending a training conference at Eastman Kodak Company's center in Rochester New York. He is employed by Ted Litt Drug Co.

George Hoffman Tucson Eastman Kodak Company Rochester N. Y Ted Litt Drug Co

Mexican Holidays Queen Candidates To Be Presented

Tucson candidates for queen to preside over Mexican Independence Day events on September 15 and 16 will be shown at a 9 p.m. dance Saturday at the Flamingo club. The event is sponsored by La Junata Patriotica with support from the Mexican consulate.

Tucson Old Pueblo Flamingo Club A. W. Bork la Junata Patriotica Bork la Juanita Plaza Theater

Range Conditions Improve in Arizona Report

The July rain report from the federal crop and livestock service notes moisture in Pima county but limited showers overall. Cochise Graham and Santa Cruz counties saw excellent to beneficial downpours. Range feed and cattle conditions in Arizona are the best since 1941, with sheep in good to very good condition. Meat animal slaughter weight in May and June 1949 declined 12 percent from the previous year. An interior department report shows Arizona water levels continued to fall in 1948, with Maricopa and Pinal down eight percent.

Pima Federal Crop and Livestock Reporting Service Arizona Cochise Graham Santa Cruz Department of the Interior Maricopa Pinal

Traffic Crash Injures Three Tucson Children

Three Tucsonans were treated at the county hospital for minor injuries after a Thursday night crash at East Delano Street and North Estrella Avenue. Vernice Morgan 12 sustained a left arm fracture. Merrel 10 received facial cuts and bruises. Don T Porter 22 driver of the car carrying the children had head and arm bruises.

Don T. Porter S. Eighth Ave East Delano Street North Estrella Avenue Porter Ruth Gustin

Tropical Storm May Turn Into Typhoon Near Okinawa

A tropical storm near the northern Philippine islands may develop into a typhoon as it drifts toward Okinawa and Formosa. The disturbance has winds up to 60 knots and is moving about nine miles per hour.

Tokyo Okinawa Formosa Philippine Islands

Intersection Collision Damages Listed for Two Cars

A collision at the Dodge boulevard intersection caused estimated damages of 400 dollars to the Porter car and 300 dollars to the Gustin vehicle. No citations were issued.

Gustin

12 British Fliers Die In Plane Crash

London report says 12 British servicemen were killed when a Royal Air Force passenger plane crashed near Aden on Thursday. the air ministry released the casualty figure Friday.

London Air Ministry Royal Air Force Aden

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